Podcast appearances and mentions of iain abernethy

Iain Abernethy is a karate expert who focuses on applying techniques and principles from kata. We talked about our training, how it changed as we got older, and much more.  The Bonus Episode in which Iain answers questions from my Patrons is here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/113858813/ The show notes mentioned are here: https://wimsblog.com/148 Support the podcast and get instant access to dozens of bonus episodes and HUNDREDS of exclusive videos: https://www.patreon.com/wimdemeere New book/video email notification list: http://www.wimdemeere.com/notification/ My blog: http://www.wimsblog.com/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/WimDemeerePage/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wimdemeere Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wimdemeere/ Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/YouAreNotAres Merch: https://wim-demeere-merch.creator-spring.com

Self-Defence Law with Leigh Simms  Leigh started training in "traditional" karate and after obtaining numerous dan grades. Leigh and his instructor Mike Judd 5th Dan, became disillusioned with the primary focus on "sport" karate and lack of real world application to the kata applications which were common place in their association and in the larger karate world at the time.  Leigh Book : UK Self-Defence Law ​ Leigh and Mike then changed their focus and began to study the history of karate along with training with the elite of practical martial arts.  ​ Leigh now specialises in practical kata applications which are applicable in the real world and legally underpinned and that are SYSTEMATISED in a LOGICAL and STRUCTURED order so that it easy to follow and progress can be made indefinitely (making karate fulfilling for life)! As a lifelong practitioner of Karate, including a 3rd Dan in Shotokan Karate under Mike Judd 5th Dan, Leigh currently holds a 5th Dan with the British Combat Karate Association (BCKA) and the English Karate Federation (EKF). Additionally, Leigh holds the Full Bunkai Jutsu Instructorship under world renowned martial artist and practical kata bunkai specialist Iain Abernethy 7th Dan and has gained a 1st Dan in Abernethy Jissen Karate-do.​ Combined with his Karate training, Leigh is a Solicitor who has studied UK Self-Defence Law in College, University and Post-Graduate courses achieving LLB with Honours and a Postgradue Diploma in Legal Practice. ​As an outspoken advocate of cross-training, Leigh has studied Jeet Kune Do & Kali under Guru Mick Tully. ​​ Leigh is the author of the Amazon #1 best-selling book - UK Self- Defence Law: A Practical Guide to Understanding the Law of Defending Yourself and writes for various Magazines. Leigh also has an online blog which includes additional articles, thoughts, videos, book reviews and training-day reports. If you got some value from this episode or liked it, please share it via social media and with your friends. If you did not enjoy it please impose it on your enemies and make them suffer! If you would like to support the show at no cost to you and you shop with Amazon, please use my affiliate link, for which I get a small commission when you purchase something - note that it is completely free for you! Please find the link below. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://amzn.to/3qqfuhy If you would like to support the Karate For Mental Health Programme, you can buy our merchandise (links below) or donate via ☕ Buy me a coffee

On this episode we take the "Everything is Martial Arts" route again but this time with a guest. Iain Abernethy and I discuss how punk rock can parallel and intersect with martial arts. Also, check out the release of the new edition of "When Parents Aren't Around" and be a part of the change in children's realistic self-protection. Iain Abernethy WebsiteLaunch of the updated edition of "When Parents Aren't Around""When Parents Aren't Around" buy on AmazonSupport the show Music for the Outro: "Titans" by Cold CinemaLink: https://bit.ly/3HjGhpVSupport the show Support the show Buy "When Parents Aren't Around" Audiobook Clubb Chimera Website Clubb Chimera Martial Arts Facebook Group Clubb Chimera Facebook Page Clubb Chimera Twitter Clubb Chimera YouTube Clubb Chimera Instagram Jamie Clubb Books

Sue and Greg talk the UFC and Leon Edwards epic head kick KO, our recent seminar with Les Bubka, Iain Abernethy and Chris Hanson, as well as all things beard fondling related. Socials and Merch https://www.instagram.com/glynham1990 https://www.instagram.com/ conversations_on_karate https://twitter.com/convokarate?s=21 https://www.facebook.com/conversationsonkarate www.conversationsonkarate.com Our training notebook! https://amzn.to/3zTtAwu Our Merch! https://www.teepublic.com/user/conversations-on-karate Buy us a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/KarateConvo Music courtesy of https://www.purple-planet.com

Sensei Joe Andrews is a Martial Arts Practitioner and Chief Instructor at the Somerset Applied Karate in Somerset, UK. Stripping the good from the bad. I first learned that principle not from karate but in my old career when I was training as a graphic designer. I was the kind that my first idea was my best idea. But what they said, I've got make a whole lot of doodle, 30, 40, 50 designs. Only when you do that, you can split them into good and bad. Sensei Joe Andrews - Episode 740 Sensei Joe worked as a nightclub doorman and various security jobs for over 10 years, gaining experience in violence prevention, violence management, de-escalation, communication, and social psychology. He used this expertise to help teach his students how to watch for signs of violence and how to avoid or manage the situation. It is also during this time that Joe realized what does and does NOT work in combative martial arts!  Joe has trained with some great names in Karate and Martial Arts such as Iain Abernethy, Peter Consterdine, Christian Wedewardt, Les Bubka, Andi Kidd, Tommy Joe Moore, Mary Stevens, John Johnston, Leigh Simms, Bob Rhodes, Terry O'Neill, Shinji Akita, Gary Roberts, Elwin Hall, Gerry Bryan, Mario Spillere, Leon Jay and Paul Herbert. In this episode, Sensei Joe talks about his journey to martial arts and how he found his passion as an instructor, especially for children. He also talks about his testing for a 4th degree belt. Listen to learn more! Listen to learn more! Show Notes Know more about Sensei Joe Andrews by visiting his website at somersetappliedkarate.com or check the following social media platforms: youtube.com facebook.com instagram.com

This episode marks the conclusion of our annual martial movie massacre season. It might be the end of this particular tradition, depending on how the programming goes for next season and not to mention your all-important feedback. CCMA will be making some major steps forward with our provision of services in the New Year. I am still not entire sure what next year's podcast theme will be, so again please let me know via the usual channels. From as long as I can remember, a proposed final instalment to a series was always an exciting prospect. Very few good movies, TV shows or other forms of media live up to expectations of their finale sequel or episode. Some of the best examples I think take the form of accidents. However, I am confident that you will enjoy the last Martial Movie Massacre. This show has some great guests, such as Iain Abernethy, Leigh Simms, Les Bubka, Chris Hanson and a piece written especially for the show by the great Gretchen Carlson.  There is much rule breaking in the show – in fact it is the office party equivalent of an end of year office party, although I hope no one is photographing their arse on the photocopier.  Considering all the liberties taken with my mandate and blatant rule-breaking going on in these recommendations, the finale episode appears to resemble an end of year office party. Although, I think we avoided anyone doing the podcast equivalent of photocopying their derriere. So, for the last time, put down the gloves and pick up the popcorn. Shownotes/links: Clubb Chimera WebsiteClubb Chimera Facebook PageClubb Chimera TwitterClubb Chimera YouTubeClubb Chimera InstagramJamie Clubb BooksLes BubkaLeigh Simms Progressive KarateGretchen Carlson's Martial Journeys of MadisonChris Hanson's Karate UnityIain Abernethy Website Information on private lessons, seminars, webinars and the many different services offered by Clubb Chimera Martial Arts.

We've both been busy for the last year, so it took Iain Abernethy and me this long to get another crossover podcast done. This time, we asked listeners to tell us their pet peeves and we then first steel-manned them to follow up with weak-manning them. The goal was to look for different angles to each one, nuance, and so on. As always, it was loads of fun for us to discuss all this and there will be a Part 2 soon. Enjoy! The links mentioned in this episode: https://wimsblog.com/67  

On this show I finally get a chance to invite my long-time friend, pragmatic karate pioneer and progressive traditionalists, Iain Abernethy, onto the show. Iain's impact on modern martial arts cannot be overstated. There is a good chance shows you listen to on martial arts were inspired and encouraged by this man. Iain had previously interviewed me on his own podcast and it was about time that he came over here. Our discussion centres on progress and evolution in martial arts. We go over a lot of misunderstandings and some great tangents that I found very enjoyable. Shownotes/links: Clubb Chimera WebsiteClubb Chimera Facebook PageClubb Chimera TwitterClubb Chimera YouTubeClubb Chimera InstagramJamie Clubb BooksIain Abernethy Website

In this episode Brian, Jada, and Kylie have a conversation with Iain Abernethy about the link between Traditional Martial Arts Forms (Kata) and Reality Based Self Defense. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/impactdefense/support

My guest today is Les Bubka, a thoughtful karate instructor out of England and a contemporary of Iain Abernethy. Les employs a different approach to teaching karate that he calls the "inverted pyramid," a way to teach minimal techniques to beginners, grow their technique base as they progress through the intermediate stages of training, but then narrow their focus again as they become advanced into the black belt grades. This leads into his very learner-centered approach to training karate, allowing his students the freedom to find out how karate techniques work for them instead of forcing them to master a single formally "correct" way of doing things -- and construct their own style of karate in that process. So if you're interested to learn more about how this training approach works, hit the subscribe button on your podcatcher now! --- Join the Combat Learning Newsletter now: combatlearning.com/transfer --- Where to find Les and check out his work! Website: https://lesbubka.wordpress.com/ YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/user/shinaii --- Thank you so much for listening! If you have any feedback, you can email me at josh@combatlearning.com or send me a message on facebook.com/combatlearning. If you got value from this episode, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or your favorite podcasting platform. So many shows pop up and fizzle out, and we're talking about stuff that almost nobody is talking about, so leaving us a review helps us a ton! Thanks in advance, and I'll see you on the next episode! --- Produced by Micah Peacock Outro Music: Synergy by Juche

Here I interview one of the most influential practical karate proponents, Iain Abernethy. We get to know him deeply, and explore his practical karate journey.

Welcome to The Kick Pod w TJ Williams! TJ, a 4th-degree black belt, talks about the world of Martial Arts, his adventures and the pop culture surrounding the sport! Come kick it, with the Kick Pod! T.J. discusses Bunkai Kata Application BICBP-RADIO.COM

Iain Abernethy and Chris Hanson from Karate Unity discuss Traditionalism, The need to perpetuate and evolve karate, How there has been a disconnect from healthy karate practises in the past to current karate practices, cross training, Bunkai process and much more! Stay tuned for an electrifying conversation between these two passionate individuals.

I have a great first-time conversation for all of you today. I'm joined by Iain Abernethy, a karateka from the UK. Iain runs a popular YouTube channel known as PracticalKataBunkai, is the author of multiple books, and DVD's, and travels the world teaching Karate.Over the past year or two, many of you have reached out to me urging Iain and I to connect due to our similar approaches to the martial arts. Well it finally happened, and we have you to thank for this exceptional conversation. Thank you and enjoy.

The third instalment in this series on martial arts movie tropes and cliches tackles the very definition of a martial arts movie. We are also joined by the great Iain Abernethy who gives his views on the unseen unreality. Put down the gloves and pick up the pop corn!Show Notes: Clubb Chimera WebsiteClubb Chimera Facebook PageClubb Chimera TwitterClubb Chimera YouTubeClubb Chimera InstagramJamie Clubb's Ebooks Iain Abernethy WebsiteEric R Williams

My friend Chris Hanson of Karate Unity joins us on this one for a discussion about all things kata related. It was a great talk that covered a lot including the idea that Iain Abernethy is the Indiana Jones of kata. Enjoy.

My guest today is Iain Abernethy, a well-known expert on practical karate training and kata application, and an advocate of traditional martial arts practice. In this episode, Iain presents his own view of kata as a process of 4 inextricable stages: 1. Solo Practice 2. Functional Application 3. Principle-based Partner Practice 4. Live Partner Practice or "Kata-based" Sparring While most other traditional martial artists view kata as a solo exercise that must be translated into practical techniques, Iain sees solo practice, application, and sparring as all one and the same process entailed by the kata system. Iain also explains what "kata-based sparring" is, why he hates one step sparring, and the necessity of bringing modern training methods into traditional martial arts practice. No matter who you are, this episode is simmering over with interesting and helpful discussion. So if you're excited to dive in, hit the subscribe button on your podcatcher now! --- Join the Combat Learning Newsletter now: combatlearning.com/newsletter --- Where to find Iain... Instagram: https://instagram.com/iainabernethy YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/practicalkatabunkai Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iainabernethy/ Website: https://iainabernethy.co.uk/ --- Thank you so much for listening! If you have any feedback, you can email me at josh@combatlearning.com or send me a message on facebook.com/combatlearning. Now real quick before I go -- can I ask you a huge favor? If you got value from this episode, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or your favorite podcasting platform. So many shows pop up and fizzle out, and we're talking about stuff that almost nobody is talking about, so leaving us a review helps us a ton! Thanks in advance, and I'll see you on the next episode! --- Produced by Micah Peacock

Today's guest on Accidental podcast or something like that is Iain Abernethy Sensei. As most of the interviews with Iain are Bunkai orientated I decided to ask bit different question. Want to know more tune in. If you would like to support the show with no cost to you and you shop with Amazon, please feel free to use my affiliate link, for which I get a small commission when you purchase something - note that it is completely free for you! Please find the link below. https://amzn.to/369jbki

En este episodio les traigo una entrevista con el Shihan Mario Carballeiro 6to dan y una reseña del libro Bunkai Jutsu de Iain Abernethy. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/podcastdojo/message

Chaos drills, throws and takedowns, Sue & Greg battle fried brains to tell you about the latest seminar by Andi Kidd and Iain Abernethy! Links from the episode: Peter Consterdine A Bad Photocopy - https://www.britishcombatkarate.co.uk/view-article/A-Bad-Photocopy Firas Zahabi Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzFOXkiyQiqdq2r5aUPF6Aw Joe Rogan & John Danaher Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkBXzkD6tis Music courtesy of https://www.purple-planet.com

In this one, Iain Abernethy and I talk about teaching from our specific expertise: He does lots of seminars, I do lots of private teaching. We thought it would be interesting for you to hear us talk shop about the way our experience is both similar and different. I certainly had a lot of fun in this talk and learned a lot. There is also a bonus episode, in which Iain and I keep talking and share some behind the scenes stuff. For the show notes with all the links, go to http://www.wimsblog.com/39 Enjoy!

Sue and Greg chat to world renowned Karate expert Iain Abernethy to talk Bunkai, self defence, heavy contact sparring, three step kumite and more! Please head over to www.iainabernethy.co.uk (if for some strange reason you haven't before) and check out the podcasts, articles and other great content Iain has to offer. Music courtesy of https://www.purple-planet.com

Sue raves to Greg about her time training with world renowned Bunkai expert Iain Abernethy! Music courtesy of https://www.purple-planet.com

In this episode I talk with Iain Abernethy about the practical application of kata and how it can be best used in karate practice. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Iain Abernethy and I do a crossover podcast after so many of you asked us to do another one. If you missed it before, you can listen to the first one here. Today, we talked about the top training tips we give to martial artists and self-defense practitioners. There's lots of food for thought here, so you might want to take your time listening. Also, we do an announcement at the end. For the show notes with all the links, go to http://www.wimsblog.com/33

Motion Martial Arts second podcast! In this episode we share two interviews that were conducted at a seminar in Burlington, Ontario in September of 2018 on the subject of practical karate training. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I have gotten to know Jamie Clubb through a mutual martial arts friend, Iain Abernethy. Through this time I have read and exchanged several notes with Jamie, however, this is my first time talking with him. He is in the UK, we coordinated a Skype call this past Sunday. Join Us As We Discuss : A Versatile Teaching Environment The Importance of Creating a Voice Extending One's Knowledge Past Martial Arts Exercise : Define Martial Arts Today https://kungfupodcasts.com/jamie-clubb-interview/

I have gotten to know Jamie Clubb through a mutual martial arts friend, Iain Abernethy. Through this time I have read and exchanged several notes with Jamie, however, this is my first time talking with him. He is in the UK, we coordinated a Skype call this past Sunday. Join Us As We Discuss : A Versatile Teaching Environment The Importance of Creating a Voice Extending One's Knowledge Past Martial Arts Exercise : Define Martial Arts Today https://kungfupodcasts.com/jamie-clubb-interview/

It was heaps of fun to record this special crossover podcast episode with Karate-expert Iain Abernethy. I had him on my podcast in episode 18 and it was a great interview. Iain suggested the idea of doing something together and I agreed right away. This is the result. The concept was this: We asked our followers on social media (and me on Patreon too) for questions to ask the other instructor. During the talk, we ask eachother these questions and then discuss them a bit. Iain comes from a mainly Japanese and Okinawan martial arts perspective where mine is mostly from Chinese martial arts. I think there are some interesting comparisons we made about the arts and how to train, along with hearing more from how we each view things. I very much enjoyed our conversation, I learned a lot and I'm confident you'll enjoy it as well. If you'd like us to do this again, let me know in the comments and we'll set it up. Enjoy!   Show notes: 1. Differences between Japanese and Chinese forms Cultural artifacts in forms: getting the "whiskers" out of the way. The Tai Chi Chuan long form I practice. 2. Views on principle-based training Indonesian Fighting Fundamentals: The Brutal Arts Of The Archipelago Randy's Law 3. What to be wary of when joining a new gym or martial arts school Podcast episode 25: How to choose a self-defense class or instructor How to Visit Another Martial Arts School or Gym. How to Train at a New Martial Arts School or Gym How to Piss Off Your Training Partner: Part 1 Part2 Part 3 4. Advice on strength training and lifting weights Periodization: Theory and Methodology of Training Stuart McGills's Big Three - Exercises for Core Stability The Revolutionary 1 x 20 RM Strength Training Program Science of Martial Arts Training Power/Control video   Thanks for listening! Please like, share and leave a review! If you want to support the podcast while also getting access to loads of unique content, go to my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/wimdemeere Subscribe to the podcast and automatically get the latest episode: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1yc1LBrUajVw9gueYISOKA?si=WHH3Zp2SQwCdu_G7bOHIXA iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wim-demeere-podcast/id1291566457?mt=2 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wim-demeere-podcast Get in touch: New book/video email notification list: http://www.wimdemeere.com/notification/ My blog: http://www.wimsblog.com/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/WimDemeerePage/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wimdemeere/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wimdemeere Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/ptccm  

In this episode, I interview karate expert Iain Abernethy. He is one of the most popular instructors today and travels the world teaching seminars. He is most known for his approach to "bunkai", which are the applications of the movements in kata. We discuss this and much more during the interview.  After we stopped recording, Iain proposed a project we could both work on and I said yes. It'll take a bit of time, but I'm sure you'll enjoy it. We'll let you know when it's ready. Episode home page: http://www.wimsblog.com/18 Show notes: 1. Intro: Geoff Thompson: https://amzn.to/2HXNQWk Peter Consterdine: https://amzn.to/2r4fXbY 2. Bunkai: The basics of bunkai: https://www.iainabernethy.co.uk/articles/The%20Basics%20of%20Bunkai%20%28Kata%20Application%29 Free ebook on bunkai for beginners: https://www.iainabernethy.co.uk/join-newsletter-and-get-two-free-e-books 3. Q&A: DVD Beyond Bunkai: https://iainabernethy.co.uk/shop/product/beyond-bunkai-a-holistic-naihanchi-tekki-shodan-close-range-flow-drill/ Iain's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/practicalkatabunkai Okinawan Kempo by Choki Motobu: https://amzn.to/2HyeMsd Podcast The Masters Speak: https://www.iainabernethy.co.uk/content/masters-speak-podcast Aikido Pioneers - Prewar Era by Stanley A. Pranin: https://amzn.to/2HuzZY5 Karate Throws Volume 1: Lifting Throws: https://iainabernethy.co.uk/shop/product/karate-throws-volume-1/ The Iain Abernethy App: https://iainabernethy.co.uk/shop/product/330/ Get in touch with Iain: Email: info@iainabernethy.com Site: https://www.iainabernethy.co.uk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iainabernethy Twitter: https://twitter.com/iainabernethy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iainabernethy/ Thanks for listening! Please like, share and leave a review! If you want to support the podcast while also getting access to loads of unique content, go to my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/wimdemeere Subscribe to the podcast and automatically get the latest episode: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wim-demeere-podcast/id1291566457?mt=2 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wim-demeere-podcast Get in touch: New book/video email notification list: http://www.wimdemeere.com/notification/ My blog: http://www.wimsblog.com/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/WimDemeerePage/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wimdemeere/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wimdemeere Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/ptccm  

Mr. Iain Abernethy is a well-known martial arts podcaster and expert on the practical application of Karate. Mr. Iain Abernethy - Episode 186 Looking back, one of the first time in my life when I decided I want to do this, I put the effort in and I can see myself making progress and that revolution you can do that, you can apply yourself to something to make progress. That a very addictive feeling. Mr. Iain Abernethy is not your typical martial artist. In some ways, he's very much like other guests we've had - passionate about martial arts, dedicated to his training and determined to give back to the practice that has given him so much. In other ways, he's so focused on what he does, other martial artists, myself included, are blown away. He's someone I've wanted to speak with for a long time, and now it's happening. Enjoy. Who do you want us to talk to? We work hard to bring you a diverse set of guests from all styles and perspectives. If there's someone you're dying to hear from, let us know, we'll see what we can do. There's a form on the contact page you can use. For show notes and other episodes please visit: http://www.whistlekickmartialartsradio.com/186-iain-abernathy/

30 Years of Weirdness - We chat with Iain Abernethy about the bunkai explosion. Visit us at http://www.karatecafe.com and The Dojo Manager http://www.thedojomanager.com. Vote for us on iTunes, etc. Follow us on twitter, @karatecafe! Support us via donation and sponsors!

This is a 3 part series of incredibly powerful podcast based on international research and stimulated by friend, Iain Abernethy. In Part 1 we will introduce 8 Acts of Violence and how they are perceived. In Parts 2 and 3, we will be: In Parts 2 & 3 : International Research and 3 Hypothesis of Ranking Violence How Researchers create a 3d look at violence The Problems with current tools that rank violence How does a layman, you and i, interpret violence, as compared to how law makers, or law enforcement interpret violence.? Is the general public able to reliably interpret severity of violence? Become a Member and Get Parts 2 and 3

This is a 3 part series of incredibly powerful podcast based on international research and stimulated by friend, Iain Abernethy. In Part 1 we will introduce 8 Acts of Violence and how they are perceived. In Parts 2 and 3, we will be: In Parts 2 & 3 : International Research and 3 Hypothesis of Ranking Violence How Researchers create a 3d look at violence The Problems with current tools that rank violence How does a layman, you and i, interpret violence, as compared to how law makers, or law enforcement interpret violence.? Is the general public able to reliably interpret severity of violence?

This is a 3 part series of incredibly powerful podcast based on international research and stimulated by friend, Iain Abernethy. In Part 1 we will introduce 8 Acts of Violence and how they are perceived. In Parts 2 and 3, we will be: In Parts 2 & 3 : International Research and 3 Hypothesis of Ranking Violence How Researchers create a 3d look at violence The Problems with current tools that rank violence How does a layman, you and i, interpret violence, as compared to how law makers, or law enforcement interpret violence.? Is the general public able to reliably interpret severity of violence? Become a Member and Get Parts 2 and 3

Iain Abernethy is an expert in the applications of Karate. His passion for understanding his martial arts is extraordinarily rare. Iain was the person that challenged me to start my voice in the world of martial arts and I am grateful to him for that. Get a notepad, because there is a wealth of information in this 1 1/2 hour Episode. Originally Published : April 2016

Because competition fighting is a totally controlled environment. Many martial artist believe that it doesn't help in real-life scenarios. Anyone that has listened to my podcasts would know my view on this. But I thought it was time to make 100% clear. Iain Abernethy , recently discussed in his podcast the fact that tournament fighting of any type isn't realistic to real-life situations because of the band methods that rules in force. I am inclined to agree with him. However, there are positives to tournament fighting in relation to real-life combat. As always I thrive on your feedback and suggestions if you want to get hold of me sending an e-mail, scott@pollets.com.au, FB, Shihan Scott Boyd

Iain Abernethy is an expert in the applications of Karate. His passion for understanding his martial arts is extraordinarily rare. Iain was the person that challenged me to start my voice in the world of martial arts and I am grateful to him for that. Get a notepad, because there is a wealth of information in this 1 1/2 hour Episode. Originally Published : April 2016

Interview with Iain Abernethy. Visit us at http://www.karatecafe.com and The Dojo Manager http://www.thedojomanager.com. Vote for us on iTunes, etc. Call the comment line 469.844.5791!! Follow us on twitter, @karatecafe! Support us via donation and sponsors!

Original Webpage : TKF 046 Student moves to the Mid-West What started as a simple meeting during the TKF 006 BaGua Cornerstones : turned into a good student and new friendship. We will miss you Dawn. Be safe in your travels and your pursuits :) A Listener asks the following question : "Good Evening Sifu, How have you been? I have really been enjoying the last couple of podcasts that you put out about physiological learning and the physical senses used in martial training. I am fascinated with the mind/body connection. I also really enjoyed the ep 45 that included the ingredients needed to master the arts(any). I have heard about Aikido being the martial arts of "love" (gentleman, philosopher, martial artist), lacking strikes and using the opponents aggression against them. I even watched a documentary on it last night. And, we have a martial arts center very close to my house that teaches this and other styles. But then I made a mistake of watching a video of Aikido vs Jui Jistu, the Aikido practitioner didn't stand much of a chance. What are your thoughts on this form? I am very interested in Bushido, but am afraid that my life doesn't align with this life style. Even if you don't have much to say about this, I would love if you could give me a tip on where I could find a style that matches my personality and life values. I really with that I lived in your neck of the woods. I love you passion for the arts, and I your philosophy really rings true to my spirit. Thanks ahead of time for your time.Patrick" I call on a couple of folks to weigh in : Lori O'Connell : very sharp lady and I like her approach to martial arts, She teaches Jiu Jitsu at Pacific Wave Jiu Jitsu  and another a man from the UK, that I have gotten to know, Iain Abernethy, he is a Karate man, and part of the World Combat Association, an organization that promotes martial arts for combat that I totally get on board with, because it is more aligned to how I was trained in martial arts and so were my classmates in the early 90's. Then I break down the question from my perspective, without my kungfu bias... um, um... okay.. I little bias.. :) Stay Connected with Tibetan KungFu Subscribe at iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tibetan-kungfu-podcast-chinese/id891945016 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/sifu-tw-smith/tibetan-kungfu-podcast?refid=stpr Coming up at SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/tibetankungfu Facebook: www.facebook.com/Tibetankungfuraleigh Twitter: www.twitter.com/tibetankungfu Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCIa--UbRy4ZoMOnQD1Y6R4g Google+ : www.plus.google.com/u/0/107121261701020349619/posts/p/pub Sifu TW Smith: www.tibetankungfu.net/about We want to read your message: www.tibetankungfu.net/contact Our White Bamboo Store: www.tibetankungfu.net/store

Episode 62 of Hiyaa Martial Arts Podcast, featuring an interview with Iain Abernethy, Martial Brain, Mail Bag and more! The post Episode 62 – Interview with Iain Abernethy appeared first on Hiyaa Martial Arts Podcast.

Chris Denwood has held a huge passion for martial arts and fitness ever since he was a child and has been actively participating in these disciplines since eleven years of age. Since this time, he has been exposed to various Asian systems including Aikido, Wing Chun, Ninjutsu, Iaido, Tai Chi and Chi Gung, which he has used to accentuate a higher understanding of his main art - Karate. Chris's training commenced primarily under the tutelage of Iain Abernethy (6th Dan), Gordon Harrison (5th Dan), Jim Robson (1st Dan) and visiting Chief Instructor, Sensei Doug James (8th Dan). Chris has written articles for notable martial arts/fitness periodicals including 'Combat', 'Traditional Karate', and 'Jissen'. In this minisode Chris Denwood talks about the launch of his new book.

In this episode: A profile of black belt, author, filmmaker, and teacher Geoff Thompson. Geoff chats to Chris about why he started martial arts, what he's studied and his experiences on the doors. Paul Grey from the British Krav Maga Association gives an account of the how the Israeli fighting system developed. 7th dan jujutsu expert and MMA instructor, Kevin O'Hagan, explains how to prepare for a fight in the cage. Recommended reading from British Combat Association black belt & author Iain Abernethy.

The DenshoW is an audio martial arts magazine hosted by Chris Kaye. In this episode: What is a kiai? Self protection expert, Jamie Clubb, on the pros and cons of cross training. Iain Abernethy talks about karate kata bunkai. And how you can help the Japan disaster relief effort.

The DenshoW is an audio martial arts magazine presented by Chris Kaye. In this episode: Karate 6th dan & author, Iain Abernethy on karate's biggest mistakes. Jamie Clubb talks self protection & awareness. Plus, there's a guide to goal setting.

The DenshoW is a brand new audio martial arts magazine hosted by Chris Kaye. It features news, events, interviews, discussions, history, & more. In this episode, details of the Martial Arts Show 2011, a profile of karate expert Iain Abernethy, and a brief history of an ancient Japanese samurai school.

Paul offers a counterpont to Iain Abernethy concerning kobudo training. Visit the forums at http://www.karatecafe.com and The Dojo Manager http://www.thedojomanager.com. Vote for us on iTunes, etc. Call the comment line 469.844.5791!! Follow us on twitter, @karatecafe! Support us via donation and sponsors!